number and manufactured in (date) can be found on a label underneath your child restraint. Fill out the prepaid registration postcard attached to the harness and mail it today. Child restraints could be recalled for safety reasons. You must register this restraint to be reached in a recall. Send your name, address, and the restraints model number and manufacturing date to: Graco Childrens Products Inc. 150 Oaklands Blvd. Exton, PA, 19341 or call 1-800-345-4109 or register online at: http://www. gracobaby.com/carseatregistration 5
2.2 For Recall Information
Call the U.S. Governments Vehicle Safety Hotline at: 1-888-327-4236 (TTY:1-800-424-9153), or go to http://www.NHTSA.gov or contact Graco: 1-800-345-4109 or www.gracobaby.com

2.3 If You Need Help

Please contact our Customer Service Department with any questions you may have concerning parts, use, or maintenance. When you contact us, please have your products model and manufactured in (date) ready so that we may help found on a label on the underside of your child restraint. USA: 1-800-345-4109 or www.gracobaby.com

3.0 Features

Head support side wing buttons Height adjust button Harness slots Shoulder belt guide Body support Head support Back support Harness covers Harness clip Storage compartment (one on each side) Recline foot Harness adjuster lever (above strap)
Harness buckle Crotch strap
Vehicle belt guide Cupholder
Adjustment strap Recline handle
United States Federal Motor Vehicle Safety a new system for Harness slots installing child restraints (behind straps) in vehicles. The system is called LATCH (Lower Tether Anchors and Tether storage bar for CHildren). LATCH LATCH may ONLY be used storage bars IN PLACE of vehicle belt (on each side if vehicle is equipped of seat) with LATCH anchor Shoulder points. Please refer to belt lock-off vehicle owners manual for LATCH locations in vehicles.
Strap guides (behind straps)
Red Rollers (behind straps) LATCH adjuster LATCH Tether strap
LATCH Release buttons Harness straps
4.0 Assembling the Child Restraint
Adult assembly required. 1. Lay child restraint flat on back. Grab seat pad fabric in sitting area to expose the gutters. MAKE SURE all hands, fingers and other objects are clear of the gutters. 2. MAKE sure the harness straps are securely attached within the T-shaped slots around the arms as shown. With your other hand, raise seat back so that both arms LOCK into the gutters.
KEEP GUTTERS CLEAR KEEP GUTTERS CLEAR

Harness Strap Arm T-slot

3. Arms should CLICK into the gutters. Seat assembly should appear as shown

CLICK!

4. Attach 4 elastic loops from the seat pad under the seat exactly as shown in.
5. Pull elastic loop on the seat pad through the vehicle belt guide on side of seat and attach to hook as shown. Repeat on other side.
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6. Squeeze height adjust button and push head support into slots on the back support as shown. Head support will click into the back support. You may need to unfasten the hook and loop attachment tape on both sides at the top of the back support to allow for easier access to the slots. Always use child restraint with head support installed and properly adjusted. CLICK!
7. The assembly is now complete.
5.0 Important Information
PROTECTION FROM INJURY. However, proper use of this child restraint reduces the risk of serious injury or death to your child. DO NOT INSTALL OR USE THIS CHILD RESTRAINT UNTIL YOU READ AND UNDERSTAND THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS MANUAL AND IN YOUR VEHICLE OWNERS MANUAL. DO NOT let others install or use the child restraint unless they understand how to use it. FAILURE TO PROPERLY USE THIS CHILD RESTRAINT INCREASES THE RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH IN A SHARP TURN, SUDDEN STOP OR CRASH. Your child can be injured in a vehicle even if you are not in a crash. Sudden braking and sharp turns can injure your child if the child restraint is not properly installed or if your child is not properly secured in the child restraint. 13 NEVER PLACE THIS CHILD RESTRAINT IN A VEHICLE SEATING LOCATION THAT HAS A FRONT AIR BAG. If an air bag with great force and cause serious injury or death to your child. Refer to your vehicle owners manual for information about side air bags and child restraint installation. CHILDREN ARE SAFER WHEN PROPERLY RESTRAINED IN REAR VEHICLE SEATING POSITIONS, RATHER THAN FRONT SEATING POSITIONS. For a vehicle with a front passenger air bag, refer to your vehicle owners manual as well as these instructions for child restraint installation. NEVER LEAVE YOUR CHILD UNATTENDED.
NEVER USE CHILD RESTRAINT IF IT HAS NEVER LEAVE A CHILD RESTRAINT DAMAGED OR MISSING PARTS. Do not use UNSECURED IN YOUR VEHICLE. An unsecured child restraint can be thrown around a cut, frayed or damaged child restraint harness, LATCH belt or vehicle seat belt. and may injure occupants in a sharp turn, THE CHILD RESTRAINT CAN BECOME sudden stop or crash. Remove it or make sure VERY HOT IF LEFT IN THE SUN. Contact with that it is securely belted in the vehicle. If not these parts can burn your childs skin. Always using LATCH and tether, make sure LATCH touch the surface of any metal or plastic parts and tether connectors are properly stored on before putting your child in the child restraint. back of seat. THIS CHILD RESTRAINT CONFORMS to REPLACE THE CHILD RESTRAINT AFTER all applicable Federal Motor Vehicle Safety AN ACCIDENT OF ANY KIND. An accident can cause damage to the child restraint that you cannot see. when used with the built-in harness. When used STOP USING as a booster without the harness, this restraint CHILD RESTRAINT AND NEVER GIVE THIS CHILD RESTRAINT to THROW IT AWAY someone else without also giving them this after the date manual. molded onto the NEVER USE A SECOND-HAND CHILD bottom of the child RESTRAINT or a child restraint whose history restraint as shown. you do not know. DO NOT MODIFY YOUR CHILD DO NOT USE THIS child restraint without RESTRAINT or use any accessories or parts supplied by other manufacturers. 14 properly assembling it.

6.0 Height and Weight Limitations
FAILURE TO USE CHILD RESTRAINT IN A MANNER APPROPRIATE FOR YOUR CHILDS SIZE MAY INCREASE THE RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. Instructions for the use of this child restraint differ greatly depending on the size of your child. Be sure you are using the child restraint in the correct mode and with the correct features for your child.
6.1 WITH Built-In Harness
Your child must meet all requirements:
BELOW top harness slots. If shoulders are above top harness slots, child is too large for built-in harness.
6.2 WITHOUT Built-in Harness
Your child must meet all requirements: (mass between 13.6 and 45 kg) (96 and 145 cm) in height MUST lie across childs shoulder as shown and the lap portion of the belt is positionned low on the childs hips. BELOW top of booster seat. If tops of ears are above top of seat, child is too large for booster seat. If child is between 30 and 65 lbs (13.6 kg and 29.5 kg) and shoulders are below the upper harness slots, we highly recommend use of the built-in harness for as long as possible (up to 65 lbs(29.5 kg)).

6.3 WITHOUT Back Support

Your child must meet all requirements: (mass between 18 and 45 kg), (101 and 145 cm) in height, MUST lie across childs shoulder as shown and the lap portion of the belt is positionned low on the childs hips. When sitting on the booster seat, your childs ears should be below the top of the vehicle seat cushion / head rest. Your Graco booster seat can be used with or without the back support as long as all requirements are met.
7.0 Choosing an Appropriate Vehicle Seat Location
7.1 Vehicle Seat Location Requirements IMPROPER PLACEMENT OF THE CHILD RESTRAINT INCREASES THE RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH. Some seating positions in your vehicle may not be safe for this child restraint. Some vehicles do not have any seating positions that can be used safely with the child restraint. If you are not sure where to place the child restraint in your vehicle, consult your vehicle owners manual or call Graco Childrens Products Inc.,1-800-345-4109. Children are safer when properly restrained in rear vehicle seating positions. Whenever possible secure the child restraint in the center position of the seat directly behind the front seats. However, this position is sometimes equipped with a lap belt only and cannot be used when this child restraint is used without the built-in harness.

edge of vehicle seat.

7.2 Vehicle Seat Belt Requirements
MANY SEAT BELT SYSTEMS ARE NOT SAFE TO USE WITH THE CHILD RESTRAINT. THE VEHICLE SEAT BELT MUST BE DESIGNED TO HOLD THE CHILD RESTRAINT TIGHTLY AT ALL TIMES. Pay careful attention to these systems; some of the seat belts that are not safe to use look very much like seat belts that are safe to use. If you are unsure, consult your vehicle owners manual or call Graco Childrens Products Inc., 1-800-345-4109.
7.3 SAFE Vehicle Seat Belt Systems
THE FOLLOWING BELT SYSTEMS CAN BE USED WITH YOUR CHILD RESTRAINT, IF the seat location meets all other requirements of these instructions and those in your vehicle owner's manual. LATCH can be used in place of the following vehicle belt systems if your vehicle is equipped with LATCH anchor points. Please refer to vehicle owners manual for LATCH locations.
7.4 For Built-in Harness Only
When buckled, the belt is tightened manually by pulling on the excess belt.
Lap Belts with Automatic Locking Retractor (ALR) The automatic locking retractor will not permit the lap belt to lengthen once it is buckled. Tighten the belt by feeding the belt back into the retractor while pushing down hard on the child restraint.
7.5 With OR Without Built-in Harness
Locking Latch Plate Once it is buckled, this type of belt has a latchplate that will not allow the lap portion of the belt to loosen. Belt is tightened by pulling hard on the shoulder portion of the vehicle belt while pushing down hard on the child restraint.
Sliding Latch PlateThis belt has a latchplate that slides freely along the belt.
7.6 UNSAFE Vehicle Belt Systems
DO NOT USE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SYSTEMS TO SECURE THE CHILD RESTRAINT. LATCH can be used IN PLACE OF the following unsafe belt systems if your vehicle is equipped with LATCH anchor points. Please refer to the vehicle owners manual for LATCH locations. NEVER USE unsafe belt systems. Lap Belts with Emergency Locking Retractor (ELR) This lap belt stays loose and can move until it locks in a crash or sudden stop.
Retractor Each strap has a retractor at one end and is attached to the latch plate at the other end.
Passive Restraint - Lap or Shoulder Belt Mounted on Door 22
Passive Restraint Lap Belt with Motorized Shoulder Belt DO NOT use vehicle belts that are attached to the door in any way or that move along a track to automatically surround the passenger when the door is closed.
Lap Belts Forward of Seat Crease

8.0 LATCH

Newer vehicles have one or more seating positions with LATCH anchorage systems. If vehicle is equipped with LATCH, the vehicle lower anchor points may be visible at the vehicle seat crease. If not visible, they may be marked with this symbol See your vehicle owners manual for exact locations, anchor identification, and requirements for use with a child restraint. Check vehicle owners manual for vehicle top tether anchor locations. They may be identified using one of the anchor symbols as shown.

Vehicle Lower Anchor Points Vehicle Top Tether Anchor Points
ONLY use LATCH on a child restraint in a seating position recommended by vehicle manufacturer.

Vehicle Seat Crease

Typical seat in a passenger vehicle. Other vehicle types may have different Use vehicle belt (not LATCH connectors) for installations LATCH locations. with children weighing more than 48 pounds (21.7 kg). NOTE: Some vehicle manufacturers have lower maximum weight ratings for LATCH anchors, so you must consult your vehicle owners manual or call the vehicle manufacturer to confirm the limits on your vehicles LATCH anchors. 24
9.0 Using Child Restraint WITH Built-in Harness
FAILURE TO PROPERLY ADJUST THE HARNESS STRAPS FOR YOUR CHILD INCREASES THE RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH IN THE EVENT OF A SHARP TURN, SUDDEN STOP OR CRASH. Snugly adjust the belts provided with this child restraint around your child. A snug strap should not allow any slack. It lies in a relatively straight line without sagging. It does not press on the childs flesh or push the childs body into an unnatural position.
1. Loosen the harness straps by lifting the harness adjuster lever at front of seat near the adjustment strap and pulling the straps toward you.

2. Open harness clip

3. Unbuckle harness straps
4. Check the crotch strap: Choose the position that is closest to but not under your child. To change crotch strap position, push crotch belt up through the bottom of the child restraint and grab it from the top to pull out. Reinsert crotch strap in the desired position. Make sure crotch strap is not twisted when reinserting into slot. Pull up on it to make sure it is secure.
5. The harness straps must go into the slots
If straps are in proper slots go to page 31.
a) Turn seat around, so you will have access to the rear of the seat. b) From the rear of the seat remove straps from metal junction plate.
7. Pull strap ends through slots at and reinsert them front of seat in the desired slots. Check that the straps are not twisted. MAKE SURE harness straps are inserted into the same slots on each side of the seat. Remove body support when not using harness in the lowest slot position.
8. Use plastic strap guides as a guide to feed the harness up over the red rollers. Make sure to feed straps OVER red rollers and plastic strap guides 11. Make sure that the tether strap does not interfere when changing the harness strap height positions. 9. If the straps are not fed OVER the red rollers, the assembly is incorrect and MUST be corrected before using child restraint. 10. Reassemble straps onto metal junction plate exactly as shown 12. Check that straps are completely within the slots and that they are not twisted.

11 Harness

straps MUST go over red rollers.
11. Check that the straps are inserted at the same level. Pull on harness to make sure it is secure 13. REMEMBER to check the shoulder straps and crotch strap position as your child grows and move them to the next position when necessary. The harness straps must go in the slots even with or just above the shoulders.
10.0 Securing the Child Restraint in Your Vehicle
FAILURE TO PROPERLY SECURE THE CHILD RESTRAINT IN THE VEHICLE INCREASES THE CHILDS RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH IN THE EVENT OF A SHARP TURN, SUDDEN STOP OR CRASH. Carefully follow these instructions and those in your vehicle owners manual to be sure your child restraint is properly positioned and held tightly at all times.
10.1 Using Child Restraint WITH Built-in Harness 10.2 With a Vehicle Lap or Lap/shoulder Belt:
Lower anchors must be stored when using vehicle belt. See Section 18.1, Storing LATCH, page 57.
1. Place forward-facing on vehicle seat. Slide child restraint back until the restraint is in contact with the vehicle seat back. 2. Thread the seat belt through the belt slot openings: For Lap/Shoulder belt For Lap-only belt 3. Buckle the vehicle belt. The vehicle belt should not be twisted. 31
4. Tighten vehicle seat belt Push down hard with your knee or free hand in the middle of the child restraint. Then pull and tighten the shoulder portion of the lap/shoulder belt. 5. While pulling the shoulder portion of the lap/shoulder belt, lay the shoulder belt inside the opened lock-off and snap the lock-off over the shoulder belt. Two lock-offs are provided to allow for the seat to be installed on the right or left side of the vehicle seat. Only use one lock-off at a time. NEVER try to use both lock-offs when installing the child restraint. DO NOT try to close the lock-off over anything but the shoulder portion of the vehicle lap/shoulder belt. If any other part of the belt is in the way then try another seat location. For more information on how to tighten the belt for your seat belt system, see Section 7.0 Choosing an Appropriate Vehicle Seat Location, p.18, or your vehicle owners manual. 32
6. If a vehicle top tether anchor is available, secure the tether to hold seat in place. See Section 18.0 Using the Tether, page 56. When not using the tether, hook it on the tether storage bar on the rear of the seat, see page 57. 7. Safety Check for Secure Installation Perform this test every time you drive with your child. Twist and pull child restraint forward and to both sides to make sure the vehicle belt does not lengthen or loosen and the child restraint does not easily move. The child restraint should not move side to side or forward more than 1 inch (2.5 cm). If child restraint is loose or not secure, repeat procedure OR find another location for the child restraint, see Section 7.0 Choosing an Appropriate Vehicle Seat Location, p. 18.

10.3 With LATCH

Use vehicle belt (not LATCH connectors) for installations with children weighing more than 48 pounds (21.7 kg). NOTE: Some vehicle manufacturers have lower maximum weight ratings for LATCH anchors, so you must consult your vehicle owners manual or call the vehicle manufacturer to confirm the limits on your vehicles LATCH anchors. 1. Unhook LATCH from storage bars on the sides of the seat. For ease of installation, extend LATCH to its maximum length. 2. Place forward-facing on vehicle seat. Slide child restraint back until the restraint is in contact with the vehicle seat back. 3. Hook LATCH Connectors to vehicle lower anchors. Pull firmly on Connectors to be sure they are attached. Belt must lay flat and not be twisted. 4. Tighten LATCH by pushing down hard on child restraint and pulling the adjustment belt 5. If you need to remove LATCH to readjust, pull up on LATCH plate to loosen strap. 34.
6. NEVER put two LATCH connectors on one vehicle LATCH anchor unless specifically allowed by the vehicle manufacturer. 7. All LATCH seating positions have tether anchors. Secure the top of the seat using the tether strap. See Section 18.0 Using the Tether, page 56. 8. Safety Check for Secure Installation Perform this test every time you drive with your child. Twist and pull child restraint forward and to both sides to make sure the LATCH belt does not lengthen or loosen and the child restraint does not easily move. The child restraint should not move side to side or forward more than 1 inch (2.5 cm).If child restraint is loose or not secure, repeat procedure OR find another location for the child restraint, see Section 7.0 Choosing an Appropriate Vehicle Seat Location, p. 18. 35
11.0 Securing Your Child in the Child Restraint
FAILURE TO PROPERLY SECURE YOUR CHILD IN THE CHILD RESTRAINT INCREASES THE RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH IN THE EVENT OF A SHARP TURN, SUDDEN STOP OR CRASH. In a crash, the child restraint provides NO protection for your child unless the harness straps are properly secured. Follow these instructions carefully to properly secure your child.
ADJUST THE HARNESS SYSTEM SNUGLY EVERY TIME you place your child in the child restraint. Avoid bulky clothing. 1. Place child in child restraint with childs back flat against back of car seat. 2. Place harness straps over childs shoulders and insert tongues into buckle until they click into place. CHECK that straps are not twisted. CHECK that harness is securely latched by pulling up on straps. DO NOT use child restraint if harness does not latch.

3. Fasten harness clip. Position harness clip at middle of childs chest, level with armpits.
4. Tighten the harness straps by pulling the adjustment strap on the front of the seat.
5. Make sure straps are flat and snug against childs shoulders and thighs. You should not be able to pinch the harness straps. A snug strap should not allow any slack. It lies in a relatively straight line without sagging. It does not press on the childs flesh or push the childs body into an unnatural position. 37

12.0 Harness Removal

1. Remove harness straps. Open chest clip and harness buckle.
2. Face the rear of the seat and remove the belt straps from metal junction plate as shown.
3. Remove crotch strap by pushing the strap retainer on bottom of seat, up through slot.
4. Grab the crotch strap buckle and pull it completely out.
5. Pull on the adjustment strap on the front of the seat to lock the metal junction plate into place.
6. Grab hold of the shoulder straps and pull them out of their respective slots on the seat pad. Remove body support and crotch pad.
7. On the rear of the seat, detach 2 lower seat pad elastic straps from hooks as shown in. 8. Also detach the elastic straps that are threaded through the vehicle belt guides on the sides of the seat as shown in. Repeat on other side.
9. Pull the seat pad out of the way to reveal the red buttons as shown in the seating area. Slide the buttons to release the back support from the base and lower it into a flat position. Hold the back support to avoid it from falling back and hitting something.
10. Remove harness straps from arms as shown in. Store the body support, harness covers, crotch pad cover and harness straps in safe place for future use.
11. Move seat pad fabric out of the way then raise seat back so that both arms LOCK into the gutters 11. You should hear a CLICK when the arms lock into the gutters. MAKE sure to keep the gutters clear of any obstructions. 41

KEEP GUTTERS CLEAR

12. Tuck seat pad in between the gap of the back support and seat area of the booster seat to allow 2 elastic straps to show at the rear of the seat.
13. Attach 2 seat pad elastic straps onto the hooks on the rear of the child restraint as shown in 12. 14. Pull elastic strap on the seat pad through the vehicle belt guide on side of seat and attach to hook as shown. Repeat on other side 13.
Reverse instructions to reinstall harness. See Section 9.0, page 27-30 for the correct path for the harness. 42
13.0 Using Your Child Restraint WITHOUT Built-in Harness
FAILURE TO PROPERLY SECURE YOUR CHILD IN THE CHILD RESTRAINT INCREASES THE RISK OF SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH IN THE EVENT OF A SHARP TURN, SUDDEN STOP OR CRASH. In a crash, the child restraint provides NO protection for your child unless the vehicle lap/ shoulder belt is properly secured. Follow these instructions carefully to properly secure your child. WARNING: Use only the vehicle lap and shoulder belt system when restraining the child in the booster seat. LATCH will not secure your child in the booster seat. Vehicle belts MUST lay flat against child and MUST not be twisted. NEVER use a vehicle lap-only belt across front of child.

INCORRECT

DO NOT use shoulder belt loose or positioned under arm. DO NOT place shoulder belt behind childs back.
INCORRECT Lap portion of lap/shoulder belt MUST be low and snug on hips, just touching thighs. DO NOT allow child to slide down in booster seat. If child will not keep vehicle belt properly positioned, DO NOT use this booster seat. Use a different child restraint system. DO NOT position vehicle belt over top of the armrests. INCORRECT 44
Vehicle seat headrest should not create a gap between vehicle seat and booster seat. The front of booster seat MUST NOT hang over front of vehicle seat.
14.0 Securing Child & Booster Seat in Vehicle
1. Place the booster on vehicle seat equipped with a lap/shoulder belt only. Slide restraint back until the restraint is in contact with the vehicle seat back. 2. Place child in car seat with childs back flat against back of car seat. 3. Position lap/shoulder belt through shoulder belt guide not underneath shoulder belt guide. Belt should pass over vehicle belt guide. Fasten buckle and pull up on the shoulder belt to tighten. 4. If belt lays across childs neck, head or face, redirect belt over shoulder by adjusting the head support setting, See page 47, Adjusting Head Support. 5. Check that shoulder belt is properly positioned over shoulder and snug against child. A snug strap should not allow any slack. It lies in a relatively straight line without sagging. It does not press on the childs flesh or push the childs body into an unnatural position. 46
15.0 Adjusting Head Support
When using with or without the built-in harness. BEFORE adjusting the head support height, have your child lean forward slightly. Squeeze the red adjustment handle on top of seat and pull back support up until it snaps into one of the 5 height positions. To lower, squeeze red adjustment handle and push down. CHECK to make sure it is securely snapped into one of the 5 height positions by pulling up on head support. The shoulder belt guides must be even with or just above the shoulders as shown by dotted line.
To adjust head support side wings, push buttons on top of seat down and rotate wings to desired position.
16.0 Removing Back Support
To use booster seat WITHOUT back support, remove harness straps if attached (see section 12.0 Harness Removal, p.38-42) then continue with the following steps: 1. Detach 2 lower elastic straps from rear of seat as shown.
2. Detach elastic strap from the hooks on the seat pad as shown. Repeat on other side.
3. Pull the seat pad out of the way to reveal red buttons as shown in. Slide the buttons to release the back support from the base and lower it into a flat position. When removing back support, you must support the back support when sliding the red buttons that disengage the back support from the base. Make sure all hands, fingers and other objects are not behind the back support when removing it.

4. Move seat pad fabric out of the way and squeeze red buttons together to release back support from seat. Pull seat and back support apart.
5. Once back support is separated , store back support with all the harness straps, head support, body support and crotch pad cover in safe place.
6. Reattach the elastic straps at the back of the seat and through the vehicle belt guide on the sides of seat as shown.
7. Seat is ready to install. To reattach back support if needed, reverse steps from p. 51 to p. 49. 51
17.0 Securing Child in Vehicle with Shoulder Belt Positioning Clip
The shoulder belt MUST lie across childs shoulders in red zone as shown. If shoulder belt lies outside this zone, the shoulder belt positioning clip MUST be used. To attach clip to booster seat: 1. Insert the loop end of strap through the slot on rear of seat exactly where shown. There is a slot on each side of booster seat, the shoulder belt positioning clip MUST be attached through the slot closest to where the vehicle shoulder belt lies across the child.
2. Pass the clip and the strap through the loop end as shown and pull strap up.
3. NOTE: Free end of strap front of seat.

should face

4. Slide the vehicle shoulder belt onto the clip as shown and pull free end of strap down to tighten clip against the childs shoulder. The lap portion MUST pass through the vehicle belt guide and be positionned low on the hips. The belt MUST NOT be twisted.
Shoulder belt positioning clip Shoulder belt positioning clip
REAR VIEW OF CHILD SITTING IN SEAT
5. Lap portion of lap/shoulder belt MUST be low and snug on hips, just touching thighs. DO NOT allow child to slide down in booster seat.

CORRECT

18.0 Using the Tether
All LATCH seating positions have tether anchors. Always use tether if a vehicle tether anchor is available, check your vehicle owners manual for the tether anchor location(s). If your vehicle is not equipped with a tether anchor, it may be possible to install one. Contact your vehicle dealership for the proper anchor location and installation. You may purchase tether anchor parts kit by calling Graco Customer Service at 1-800-345-4109. 1. Check that tether is securely attached to child restraint. 2. Fasten tether clip to anchor point 3. Tighten the tether strap securely.
4. To loosen, lift up on the metal tongue of the buckle.
18.1 Storing Lower Anchors and Tether (LATCH)
1. For ease of storing, extend LATCH to its maximum length.
2. Locate the storage bars on back of child restraint.
3. Fasten ends of tether and lower anchors onto their respective storage bars as shown.
Storage bars located on each side at the back of the seat Tether
4. Tether and lower anchors storage should look like this when complete.
Lower anchors Lower anchors

19.0 Airplane Use

This restraint is certified for use in Motor Vehicles. It is certified for use in Aircraft ONLY when used with the built-in harness. When used as a booster WITHOUT the harness, this restraint is NOT CERTIFIED for aircraft use because aircraft seats do not have a shoulder belt. Important points to remember: 1. Airlines have some restrictions about the use of child restraints. 2. Install your car seat on an airplane in the same way it is installed in an automobile with a lap belt (see Section 10.1, Using Child Restraint WITH Built-in harness, pp. 31-33). 3. Check that the airplane seat belt holds the child restraint securely in place at all times.
20.0 Accessories (on certain models ONLY) 20.1 Body Support & Harness Covers
To prevent ejection in sudden stop or crash: slots and properly positioned on shoulders.
placement of the chest clip at armpit level.

Harness covers

Body Support

21.0 Recline Foot

Your child restraint has 3 recline positions: adjust recline foot before installing child restraint. 1. To recline seat, pull recline handle out tilt seat back to extend foot as shown and
2. To set seat to upright position, pull recline handle out and tilt seat foward to retract foot.
22.0 Care and Maintenance
towel or thin blanket to protect upholstery.
LATCH straps: spot clean or replace. Do not immerse the straps in water. Doing so may weaken the straps.
foreign objects such as food, dirt, etc. Remove objects with tweezers and/or clean with a cotton swab. If you cannot get the harness to remain tight with the buckle securely locked, do not use this child restraint. Call Graco at 1-800-345-4109 to purchase a replacement harness or buckle.
23.0 To Remove Seat Cover
Seat Cover: clean with a damp sponge using mild soap and cool water. If necessary, cover may be removed for cleaning. 1. Remove harness and crotch straps (see Section 12.0, Harness Removal, p.38). 2. Remove elastic loops from seat as indicated and. in
Hook and loop attachment tape 3. Machine wash cover in cold water on delicate cycle and drip-dry. DO NOT USE BLEACH. 4. To put the seat cover back on, reverse preceding instructions. 62 Hook and loop attachment tape

24.0 Owners Manual Storage
Your Owners Manual can be stored on the bottom of the seat inside the slot in the footrest as shown.
25.0 Replacement Parts and Warranty
To purchase parts or accessories or for warranty information in the United States, please contact us at the following:
www.gracobaby.com or 1-800-345-4109

Here are some helpful tips and images for attaching the gogo Kidz Travelmate to the Graco Nautilus
You will need the following components: Assembled Travelmate Plate Universal Strap, with Cleats attached by the O-rings 2 Thumbscrews.
1) Lay your car seat face down on the floor. Feed the Universal Strap through the space in the back of the car seat where the seat belt is normally fed. Please note the position of the cleats on the strap should be on the inside grommet on the side with 2 holes and the outside grommet on the side with 4 holes.
2) Now lay the Travelmate down onto the seat positioning the support tabs underneath the bottom of the ribs as shown. The Travelmate support tabs will not physically hook under the metal rods of the Nautilus but the placement of the plate should be as shown.
3) Insert the two thumbscrews into the 2nd hole from the bottom of the 5 allotted holes running down each side of the Travelmate. Then simply screw the thumbscrews into the cleats and tighten fully. * It is important that the universal strap be positioned on the top portion of the belt space as shown.*
4) You are now ready to use your Go-Go Babyz Travelmate!